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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
JrDGES OR NO JUDGESf

The proposal to increase largely the number oil
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions has been
frequently criticised in THE TRIBUNE and lts
folly has been shown. "lhe New-iorl< lines
while at last adopting the views when lhE
TRIBUNE has advocated, has made one OF those
beautifully executed somcrsaults on the subject
which ONLY an experienced TOPPER could accom-
itch with utter Inconsistencies Of the absurdty
., tho not What mears could be more fitting
thnn the Mugwumpian deadly parallel to cN-
hibit this Inconsistency In the treatment OF bic
ives bill and the Police justices report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
GOVERNOR FoRAkER's SUCCESSOR

The ftHcinHGft tnhtntffttdt htiffNft
Quite a number Of the politicians who Take particular
interest Ohio politics have named as t'e popap" can
did,te az the Republicans for Governor under tue CIR
cumstances General John Beatty. The ann 90 1Plhl"h
seems be that he l. the man II "oNerhoi f"'Ae' "N
heres to his resolution "a retire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
A ouAKER VIEW OF IT.

Prom The Phhadsiphtd inquirer:
aside Canada is able with EnglanIs assisances
10 prepare for much more quickly than we eau;
ios Sapoeou thou ght about ready 10 whip ait
creation but found that his nextdoor neghbcs - ~
much sor HIM. We could hight II We were ready ~
VIA take US long time " get ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

FoREIGN-Services in the chapel of Lambeth
Palace TO commemorate the conservation of Bishop
Provost of New-York, and Bishop White OF Penn
sylvania - Anticipating an early dissolution
of Parliament. - Mutual pacific assurances OF
France and Germany. - The European markets
recovering from the war scare. g Debate IN
the House of Common. on Egypt - Reinforce
meDts voted in the Italian Chamber OF Deputies
for the army at Massowah.
CONGREss.-The Interstate Commerce bill and
the Electoral Count bill signed. - Senate: Mr.
Hoar's substitute for Mr.. Becks Railroad Attorney
bill passed; Passage of the Direct Tax Refunding
bill. - House: Two pension vetoes received.
- resolution to make 100 a quorum OF the
Committee of the Whole.
Observation-Disclosures overpowered two of1i-
GERS on western train and released prisoner
- Floods and intense cold reported. - Poll
ticians fought duel in North Carolina. - les
timony of the locksmith who opened the ballot-0ox
for Democratic fOrgers at Camden, n. j. -
Talk of Impeaching Secretary Manning. - In
diana Repu bicans decided to hold no more joint
conventions. - Bill introduced i'll the Senate
at Albany to relieve charitable institutions of the
water tax. - Bill to repeal the law relating TO
water meters introduced in the Assembly. -
Threatened strike of Chicago printers.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Little change in the
strike coal-cart drivers in Brooklyn refused to
work. Comments on Dr. McGlynn's state
ment. - The Grand Jury favored an additional
criminal courtroom. - Warden Green. of the
Kings County Penitentiary, shot by discharged
convict. - Delay sought in the O'Neil case.
- Report of the Subway Commission. 60
No light on the Bresau murder mystery. -
Indians from the Carlisle School at the Academy
OF Music. - Mr.. Beecher at the Amherst
dinners DR.. Storrs absent. 80 Gold value of
the legal.tender silver dollar 41212 grans)-47d.
per ounce-7S14 cents. Stocks opened steady.
suffered small reaction, and then improved,
closing strong at near the best prices Of the day.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day: FAIR,
and then cloudy. possibly with snow rain nearly
stationary temperature Temperature yesterday ::
Highest, $40; lowest. 21e average, 27oso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
THE sOIrTu OUGHT TO KNOW.

INe ANunfI tOHsttIuIt"H
War 4. directly a great oiyller. ~ mas piyeu an
imp"ranf part In the worlds progress. and while we
may mitigate It's horrors. aud make appeals to arms less
r9nant WE cannot hope to persuade all men 10 turn
iheir swor,is into and pruning hooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

The ccntenn II anniversary OF thc cOnsecra-
ton in England of the first Bishops of New
York and of Pennsylvania was duly celebrated
yesterday at Lambeth Palace in London and
Christ Church in Philadelphia. 1t will doubtless
crafty many EpiscOpalians to see the importance
OF their Church in America thus recognized
The amenities of the occasion are in pleasing
contrast with the unwillingness which the Tory
Anglican Church showed previous to 1887 to
let the American Eplscopaians have any Bishop
at all.
The tragedy i'll Breslau, Suffolk County.
/. l.. seems to have been double murder for
the sake of robbery. To the perpetratOr of the
horrd work there is, as yet, no clew; but
shrewd detectives should at least find several
excellent points to start from. The lock of hair
in the dead woman's hand is one. The county
and town authorities about Breslau will doubt
less see the necessity Of making the greatest
possible cxeriOns TO discover tho murdcrcrs.
Long Island has many attractions as place OF
residence but the unpleasant chance which
every one who lives there now has Of being
murdered in his bed by thieving tamps cannot
lie counted among them.
The Democratic Representatives in Wash
mg,on are growing wrathful over the way the
Administration treats them. Mr.. Cleveland
himself has hardly ever taken tho trouble to
conceal the contempt he feels for the House
That had to tc borno but Mr.. Manning's scorn
Is another thing, and there is actually talk Of
ccnalring or impeaching him because he IN
formed his party associates In the House the
other day that certain information which they
asked him for was in the regular annual re-
porss already sent 10. Congress. OF course.
nothing will come of this talk. majority OF
the Democratic Representatives in Congress
have wit enough to know that they have
courted the aitronts which a high and mighty
Administration is pleased to beStow upon them
Members of the present Excise Board are do
ing we'll The chances are that their recent
advances in tie schedule prices of licenses vii
prove good thing. II in addition 10 that
they resolve, as they are thinking Of dong, not
to allow a new hQuor-shop TO be opened in any
Assembly District in tho city which already has
more than one such place for every 500 inhab-
itants, they will rise still higher in public es-
timaton. 1t would DO better if this reform
were in the ratio of one TO 1000; but one tc
zoo would bc a great improvement upon the
nrescnt state of affairs, which tolcratcs one
drinking place to every 125 of New-York':
population Yet whether the Excise Comms
sioncrs adopt such resolution or not tho
me vement in favor Of high-hcensc should TX
pushed with as much energy Us ever NO hall
way measure like the resolution OF an Excise
Board (Which could lie repealed easily enough
will satisfy the honest advocates of temperance
In this city.
Every New-Jerfey politician who has known
eh<ut the Camden case has been convinced
from, tie first that there was fraud in it on the
psrt of the Democratic managers Of the cleo
a. The trouble was to prove il, and that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

This ambitious paraphrase Of wsll-known eps,
poem Is found IN tho columns OF our esteomeo
contemporary, "The Detroit News:
We DO not want to Tight
But by lingo, II We do,
Well SCOOP In all the fishing grounds
And the whole Dominion too.
That's all right with trtiing qualification.
We move to amend by adding as followsi :.
But though well take the Canadas'
If necdful itappears,
We most respectfully decline
The boodlers and cashiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY s 1887

department. Of the city government. II the other
bribc-talters who have rot fed and some OF tho
brbe7givers sent to Sing Sing, Mr.. Maroine win
close his term on January 1. 1883. with such
record as few Dktrict-Attorneys have been able
to make in New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

We thus learn that there r. m imperative de-
mand for more Judges who are not needed. and
that tho Police Justices have presented strong
case which needs explanation before they can
be free from suspicion OF improper motives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

1t Is scientifically demonstrated that fat men
have less blood than lean ones. This fact may
account for the difference in temperament between
the Hon. Grover Cleveland and the Hon. John
J. Ingalls, OF Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

Some days ngo TIE TRIBUNE with charac-
terstic kindness advised Horace White. the Editor
in-chef OF The Evening Post DO request the
Young men of his staii TO stop spelling boy "rh a
large b. We pointed out to Mr. White that ms
young men were simply catering b. the lunallc
,nylums in printing boy In that manner under
the impression that the feat was brilliant
political argument. We see by reference b. " Ihc
POST of yesterday that Mr.. White has taken our
advice. The boy has left the columns OF the
pat-.r This encourages TO tcndcr Mr.. Nhltc
another Piece Of alyice. Place II high license on
living I'm your editorial rooms and II 1t will
not work "A much needed reform. "By universal
CONSENT SAYS aThc Post "this is ono Of the
worst Legislatures we have had ab Albany IN re
cent ycars.7 by all means, Mr. White, try a'hiSh
license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

The bribetalSer who thinks ho Is safe because
no one saw the bullet hit tho dog makes fatM
error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
n. Timss January II.

ms fiHfAt snNNhf -
"While II H. tue that more
space Is needed for tn .
properaccOmmOdation Of the
criminal courts. and that AN
additional building Is re-
auired for the Use Of munich
pal departments which now
occupy rooms In private
buildings NJ "a large annual
expense fOr rent. there t. an
imperative demand FOR the
additional judges. Tho lack
OF "A new pablo building Will
not stop tie work OF the
courts. but until the number
of lulscs shall bc increased
II Will bc impossible 10 dis
pcu,c Justice IN the cases of
hundreds of accused and ar.
rested persons.
q" Tie facts have been forci.
zig presented by the Board
81 POlicc Justices"
Tho guilty should not bc
allowed 10 escape for want
81 Judges and prosecutors a.
try them. nor should the In
uOccnt for the same reason
BE deprived of that ylndica
ton aud freedom To which
they are entitled
AFTER quoting tho opinion OF
an attorney. But III 4
GARD Of Police justices
makes "a much stronger case.
IL declares that there Is no
time FOR the TRIAL 81 amy bail
case except those oi unusual
gravity, and that immunity
i not confined 10 bailcd per
sons accused OF misdc'
meanor, but Il afforded "a
those who Gro accused OF
grave offences OF felony"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

The saloon will not be kept Out Of politics as
long as the third party keeps In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

II IA scientifically demonstrated that fat men
have less blood than lean ones This fact may
account for the difference IN temperament between
the Hon. Grover Cleveland and the Hon. John
J. ingalls,, Of Kansas.
The saloon will not be kept Out Of politics as
long as the third party keeps In
Edward Everett Hale contributes q paper to
1.-THE Chautauquan' in which he argues that by
the time q man is twenty-five years old he ought
to know what is the range Of his abilities. The
fact Is however, that many man who Is good
deal past twenty-five doesn't know the range OF his
abilities. Look ut Frank Hurd. lie thought that
the range OF his abilities would land him In the
Lth Congress until tho returns from tho back
districts had been heard frpm. Then he found
that he was poor authority on ranges.
The liquor dealers in this city threaten to boy
colt tho brewers Let tho good work go on.
A little power seems to be making the Demo-
Gratis mad. In Colorado, led by Democratic
Sheriff. the members OF that party mobbed the
newly elected Republican county officers. burned
their property and at the pistols mouth forced
one OF them to resign. Defeated at the polls In
Indiana they threatened b. arrest their successful
opponent and forcibly prevented him from taking
his seat as Lieutenant Governor. They Then
forcfbly elected Republicans from their Legislative
seats and claim to have elected a Senator In
New-.Jersey by the aid OF armed men. they took
possession of the Assembly Chamber. locked The
Republicans out and sought TO organize the Leg
islatllre by force. Failing In that. they olsted
Republicans from their seats and seem prepared
to 90 to any lthcth to carry their point. IL this
is not madncss. what is it
The following correspondence VIII not be uans
mitted to the Senate. 1t Is justly considered the
Presidents private property
DEAR GROVER: Manning may desert you, but as Tor
me-, III be tho last rat TO leave the sinking MP
49, A-G-sI-s III. GRIND
Captain Cream ought to read the life OF LIN
colin When "a candidate for Congress his Wing
supporters raised 5000 and gave il to HIM to de
FRAY his EXPENSES. After the election hc returned
500 70 with the explanation that he only eN
pended seyenty-iivc cents, as he used his own
horse to travel with and was entertained by
friends What would become Of Crcgan II he
should undertake to return the money given hun
for election exreuscs which he did not eApcnd
II we are TO judge by the dlscoriant and II
REGULAR Aal S, the Democracy is all wings.
They need some Judges out In Indianapolis
like Justice Barrett 10 give those briblns Demo
crat = some ideas OF moral treason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
~ Tfmel. F,bruaru Z

Jnf itUfs, fr'Iuuf ..
THE creation Of four add
tional Judges would Impose
upon rho city's taxpayers "A
new burden of about - ., 600
a year. II the four Judges
were needed this sum might
well be expended IN procur-
ing and supporting them:
Hut they arr not needed. aud
Mr.. Ives must know this. n
he knows anything about
the present condition Of the
General Scss iOns court.
The report was
written by Justice kilbreth.
Did not hc and hi- associates
know that for want ~ room
only two Of the three Gen
cral sessions Judges are en-
pl0ycd IA trying cases. and
that the two thu, employed
sometimes adjourn their
courts In the middle oI thc
DAY for lack Of busincs-l
They must be- familiar with
the condition OF the criminal
courts. Ifthcydidknow these
things. with what motive did
they urge the creation 81 four
new Judges Did some OF
them hope Ia MI the four
new -caisi Now that the
real wants OF the General
sessions Court are ~ wei
known, some explanation
should be made b. Justice
kllbTeth and his associates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

II we are TO Judge by the discoriant and II
REGULAR hais. the Democracy Is all wings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

District-Attorncy Martlne has excellent groupt'
for his belief thai he viii be able To convict all
the rest of the poodle gang Oh whom he can lay
his hands. The three convictions already secured
are highly credilablc to the criminal prosecution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

David b. Hill is looking out after his OWL
coast delcnces, any how.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

They need some Judges out I'm indianapolis
like Justice barrett 10 giye those briblns Demo
crot some ileas OF moral treason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

The following correspondence viii not be trans
mitted to the Senate. 1t is justly considered the
Presidents private property
man CPoyyR: Manning may desert you. but as for
M. Tll be tho last rat 10 leave the sinking hip
NJ 80 - 49, A-G-sI-s III. GIRL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

"1he Albany Argus sneers bitter sneer nj
that distinguished Democrat, Colonel Henry Wat
| terSon OF Louisville. When last heard from the
Colonel was taking tlnee meals day ~ usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
Ne.p:}lork DAILY Gribmre
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1887
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

FoREIGN-Services in the chapel of Lambeth
Palace TO commemorate the conservation of Bishop
Provost of New-York, and Bishop White of Penn
sylvania - Anticipating an early dissolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

Democratic newspapers which are endeaN orlng
TO produce the impression that Matthews ana
martyr arc cOny eItiblc terms are respectfully
referred t. Senator Vancc's explanation of his
vote against confirmation. Mr.. Vance DEM. as
serts that he voted against Matthew's "becallse
he was negro carpct-bagger.' "Carpct-bagger
il a black eye not only for Matthews but for
Cleveland. Tho Senator evidently Is Il firm be-
lever in tho doctrine Of local sclfSovernmcnt
II Matthews had hailed from Washington, ID. C..
rather than from Albany, n. y. he most likely
would have voted for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

All Europe seems to be waving the bloody shirt.
II any liquor dealer does not approve the action
az the Excise Board in raising license fees bo
5000 he can, whether naturalized not, exercise
tho f,Ill prcrogatiye OF an American citzcn-and
oct out Of the business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

Dislrict7AttOrncy MARITIME indicates that he
shall move for the trial Of another Alderman on
Monday There are only two Of the original
thirteen conspirntors left to be tried. These are
Clcarz and Reilly. If they have any sense no all
they viii plead guilty and throw themselves on
the courts mercy When Jaehno was convicted
tb. "boodlep gang cOmforted themselves by say
ing that his was test case that the jury were
forced TO convict either Jaehno or the head OF
the Detective Police and that his bad character
was fatal to him. They hailed bhc disagreement
in McOuadc's case as n guarantee OF their safety.
and when he was convicted on the second trial
they did not lose heart. They attributed the
adverse result to the Metz testimony. They
MANNED TO make O'Neil's case the real test. He
WAS an old man, with u long and honorable life
and "a large family behind him. They had new
o,idence with which to meet Katie Metz. And
web they failed utterly DO deceive the jury. IL
Cleary and Reilly wish 10 spare themselves any
more porjurics and years OF Imprisonment in sing
sing, they will plead guilty and trust themselves
10 the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

Every New-Jerfey politician who has known
about the Camden case has been convinced
from tic first that there was fraud in it on the
part of the Democratic managers Of the cleo
o.. The trouble was to prove ill., and that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
anAcx TO AopertisemenIs.

TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
N""V' i Year 6Montha 9Months
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6aiiy, without Sunday. .......... 100 sou 40
eunday IrlDnne... * .-'''' $1,000
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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-13
LOCAL N e w s.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Don't forget Dorman to-day.
Dennis Kingston, boy of 10 of Water
bury, was buried yesterday. He died from
injuries received while coAsting.
The committee on Grays and citizens
charity ball hold another meeting to- morrow
evening at the Grays' association rooms.
The Wednesday evening class of Prof.
Loomis give a German at Loomis' Temple of
Music next Wednesday evening. Tomorrow
evening if pleasant they have grand sleigh
ride.
Congressman Mitchell broke his left wrist
in New York Tuesday. He was stepping
into his sleigh when the sudden starting of
the horses threw him violently to the ground,
causing the accident.
Presiding Elder Wardell visits Jan. Is and
16 the St. John street church, this city, and
ON the 18th the Haven Memorial church and
the Dixwell. avenue church; and on the
18th the Westville church.
Mrs. Sumner, wife of Col. S. B. Sumner
of Bridgeport, died very suddenly Tuesday
evening of heart trouble. She was promi-
nent and much esteemed society lady whose
death will be much lamented.
Miss Parloa yesterday afternoon gave the
second of her series of lectures on the culin-
airy art. There were about the same number
present as last week. AS usual her lecture
was most interesting and valuable. Her
next lecture will be given on Wednesday
next.
AS to grade crossings the railroad commits
sioners recommend the enactment of law by
which the expense of changes on railroads
paying no dividends shall be equally divided
between the company and city or town; and
that the proportion to railroads be increased
according to the dividends they pay.
The inhabitants of the Annex below "Four
Corners" are up in arms against the edict of
the Postofice department taking away mail
delivery from that section after January IS.
They say the measure is wholly unjust as the
business is based upon the Christmas week
mail delivery when, as is we'll known, The.
mail during the summer season, when the
shore hotels and cottages are full, is vastly
larger. The people are getting up big petit
ton and 1emonstrance.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-13
"A SAD CASE.

Henrietta P. Colbert Arrested For
Drunkenness Attempts TO Strangle
Herself or Dash Her Brains Out.
Henrietta P. Colbert, aged thirty three,
was arrested last night in the vicinity of
Broadway for drunkenness. It took three
officers to place her in the women's quarters
She was crazy drunk and raved and scream
cd. When Officer Moore visited her soon
after being placed in the cell he found her
busily occupied in tearing off her clothing
and tying together the shreds. She was about
to hang herself when the officer prevented it.
She grew furious at the interference and tried
to dash her brains out against the prison
wall She grew 80 violent that Lieutenant
wrinn ordered her placed in the patent
leather bracelets to prevent her from HARM
ing herself. It took the united efforts of five
officers to place the cuffs on her hands. A
watch was kept over her all night.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-13
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